Diogo Jota has candidly admitted that he’s been enduring a ‘difficult season’ on a personal level and feels that he hasn’t been in his ‘best form’ in recent months.

"I always try to do my best no matter what. I don't play alone - it's not an individual sport. There are lots of things you can't control." The Portugal international started in the Parc des Princes last week and will target making an impact in the return leg at Anfield, four years to the day since his last goal in the competition.

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